Stock Raisers Seek Speedy Action On Beef Inspection
Washington June 11 beef inspection hearing opened with Rep Garner urging rapid action. He warned Texas steers contracts may be canceled and cattlemen face losses daily. Pack ers oppose shifting inspection costs to stock raisers, arguing prices could drop $4-$5 per head and costs would be passed along. Texas cattle interests, including Cowan and Lytie, cite mounting agitation and by fall prices possibly down $1 per 100 pounds.
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Cowan
Armour Attacks Roosevelt Over Beef Report
Ogden Armour denounces President Roosevelt and the recent Chicago packinghouse disclosures as a fake out to ruin the industry. He claims the inspection system is adequate and accuses Roosevelt of deliberate harm to American packing and livestock interests. In Le Mars, Ebenezer Davis confesses to assaulting Miss Joveyibine Wilimes, with another suspect narrowly escaping lynching. Davis was captured in Luverne, Minnesota.
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Armour
Question of Meat Inspection in House of Commons
London June 11 John Burns president of the local government board asked the foreign office to contact Washington and assess how far the meat inspection system of the bureau of animal industry can be relied upon He noted boneless beef and pork imported from America are made into sausages sold as English products and acknowledged difficulties in enforcing inspection on some imports while stating local authorities will use their powers fully
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London
John Burns
Local Government Board
Foreign Office
State Department
Washington
Bureau of Animal Industry
House of Commons
William Field
St. Patricks
Dublin
Irish Cattle Traders and Stock Owners’ Association
Burns
America
Taft declines presidential bid and delays Supreme Court offer
Washington reports that Secretary Taft will not run for president in 1908. He is not hesitating about a Roosevel tappointment to the Supreme Court but wishes to remain in charge of the War Department, perhaps through the current administration, until Philippine affairs settle. He will not decide about the justiceship until December.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Justice Brown
War Department
Philippines
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Heavy verdict for Lind in Keefe suit in St Paul
In St Paul a jury awarded Charles E. Lind 12267.51 against William L. Keefe the full amount Lind sought. Lind claimed 11250 as half of a Soo railroad settlement for injuries from an accident plus about 1100 interest. Keefe had represented Lind and kept half the settlement under a hospital contract Lind signed while recovering.
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Lind
West Point Class Honors Top Cadet Harold Hetrick
West Point announces Harold S. Hetrick of Connecticut will graduate next Tuesday as the third head of his class at the United States Military Academy. He is a member of the cadet athletic committee, editor in chief of the class annual the Howitzer, and lieutenant of Company B. Hetrick stands second in his class. his name and the next four top men will be listed in the army register as distinguished members of the class of 1906.
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Harold S. Hetrick
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United States Military Academy
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Army
Women Declares Boycott Over Hotels Refusing Lone Women
Chicago June 1 The National Women's Business League votes to boycott hotels that refuse to receive lone women after 0 o'clock in the evening. The resolution, brought by a delegate who faced an affront, also calls for prosecution of ungallant landlords and will be presented to other women’s clubs.
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Chicago
Theational Women's Business League
Writ frees girl from contempt in juvenile court case
In Los Angeles on June 11 a writ of habeas corpus released Nelle Mundell Lewis from jail and from Judge Wilbur’s control for contempt of the juvenile court. The writ was issued by Judge Wheaton A. Gray of the district court of appeals, who freed the wife upon $100 bail posted by her husband Bud Lewis.
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Los Angeles
Habean Corpur
Nelle Mundell Lewis
Wilbur
Bud Lewis
Wheaton A. Gray
District Court of Appeals
Pessimistic Witte Letter Warns of Russian Parliaments Bush
A private letter from Count Witte, received in St. Petersburg, expresses pessimism about Russia’s chance for a parliamentary system and warns of a likely swift political collapse. Witte left Russia on May 25 for Tiraskel, en route to Germany. Enid, Oklahoma reports June 11 a fatal shooting by a sheriff posse of Cole Ward, who confessed to killing a man near Ponca City. Al Harpater is serving a life sentence in Lansing for that crime.
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Germany
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Okla
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Bryan Endorsements Stir Democratic 1896 Echoes
The Journal carries an interview with William F. Vilas endorsing William J. Bryan for the Democratic presidential nomination. James J. Jones, former Democratic National Committee chair and Bryan ally, supports Bryan, doubting if Bryan wants the nomination yet predicting he would run if nominated and that the party would back him.
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United States
William F. Vilas
Cleveland
William J. Bryan
Vilas
Palmer- Buckner
Washington
James J. Jones
Arkansas
Democratic National Committee
Bryan
Democracy
Sanvention
Bryan to Address Iowans at Waterloo Aug 7
Des Moines June 11 Bryan of Nebraska has been invited to speak at the Iowa Democratic convention in Waterloo on August 7. The invitation came from H C Evans of Des Moines after consulting the state central committee. Bryan is abroad but will return to Lincoln by August 1 to consider acceptance.
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Iowa
Waterloo
H. C. Evans
Iowa Democratic Club
Democratic State Central Committee
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Lincoln
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White as United States Senator to Fill Gorman Vacancy
News notes Governor War field appoints William Winkner Whyte as U.S. senator to fill the unexpired term of Senator Gorman until January. Whyte, two years old but vigorous, has served as Maryland governor and attorney general and is a veteran of the Democracy. He has long aligned with the Gorman organization.
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Warfield
William Winkner Whyte
United States
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White
Maryland
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Blackburns Chosen Succeeds Gorman as Democratic Conference Chair
At a Democratic senators meeting Senator Blackm an of Kentucky was elected chairman of the Democratic conference to succeed Senator Gorman. In Kansas City a convict was fined for betting violations. Newcastle plants will remain open this summer due to heavy demand and idleness concerns. St Louis reports Miss Annie Wetsonborn broke her arm while dressing and had it placed in a splint.
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Washington
Jane
Senator Blackmvan
Kentucky
Newcastle
Padine
St. Louis
Annie Wetsonborn
Belleville
Local remedies and odd notices fill city ad page
An assortment of medical claims and classifieds appears. Claims praise for Electric Bitters and Hollister’s tea as cures, followed by small ads for rent, a Chicago sales job, a minstrel show note, Iowa convention rates, rest cottages, bowel care, tiling work, and land surveying references. Names include R. H. Stratemeyer & Co and J. Fl. Neary, with contact details and prices where shown.
Death by Lockjaw Propels Arnica Salve Claim
An Erie area notice touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as preventing blood poisoning after injuries. Chas Oster of Rensselaerville N Y cites a cure for a severe neck sore. Also lists ointment uses for cuts wounds burns and sores with a price at a drug store. Plus small ads for a Summer Cottage for Rent near Haywards Bay and local painting and papering services in Emmetsburg Iowa and nearby towns.
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Bucklen
Chas Oster
Rensselaeraville
N.Y
Seth Bureh
R. A Stratemeyer & Co
Bargain in Land Near Frown Railroad Station
A half section of Canada land near the Frown railroad station offers 300 acres under plow, black soil, and good home potential. District well settled. Price is $2,000 with balance terms, selling at a snap. Enquire B. F. McFarland, West Bend, Iowa. Also notices for a girl to do general housework with wages and contact details.
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Canada
B. F. McFarland
West Bend
Iowa
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